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Industrial Farming Has Already Saved The World From Climate Change!

Industrial Farming Has Already Saved The World From Climate Change!

Posted on 15. Jun, 2010 by Ross.

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Worried about what the climate will be like in twenty years time with the continuing escalation in carbon dioxide emissions? About how much the planet will have warmed by, how high the sea level has risen and how many more storms, droughts and other extreme weather conditions will plague civilisation?
Without industrial farming we’d already be [...]

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New Artificial Photosynthesis Leaves Algae Biofuels Foaming At The Mouth

New Artificial Photosynthesis Leaves Algae Biofuels Foaming At The Mouth

Posted on 17. Mar, 2010 by Ross.

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Frog foam could provide the answer to the ultimate biofuels, as well as the promise of other chemical feedstocks via artificial photosynthesis.
First there was wheat and corn biofuels, along with controversy over threatened food supplies and question marks over their carbon-neutrality. Second generation biofuels from non-food crops are still starting to emerge and gain funding [...]

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Sea Levels Could Rise By 25 Metres… From Today’s Carbon Dioxide Levels

Sea Levels Could Rise By 25 Metres… From Today’s Carbon Dioxide Levels

Posted on 23. Jun, 2009 by Ross.

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Forget all those predictions of climate change-fuelled sea level rises of 1-5 feet: research from the UK’s National Oceanographic Centre and the universities of Bristol and Tubingen (Germany) has concluded that sea levels are set to rise by 25m, and that’s before we add a single molecule more of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere!
Such a [...]

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How Much Does The World’s Temperature Rise By Per Tonne Of CO2?

How Much Does The World’s Temperature Rise By Per Tonne Of CO2?

Posted on 12. Jun, 2009 by Ross.

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According to an article being published today in Nature, researchers have found a definitive and quantitative link between carbon dioxide emissions and global warming, enabling people to calculate how much the average global temperature has increased due to their own actions.
You’ve installed a smart meter to monitor your home energy use. You’ve looked up how [...]

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